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Culture Documents
Spring 2011
Shapreau
teaches
Art
and
Cultural
Property
Law
and
has
an
appointment
as
a
Visiting
Scholar
in
the
Institute
of
European
Studies,
where
she
has
been
engaged
in
cultural
property
research.
Ms.
Shapreau's
legal
practice
has
an
emphasis
in
intellectual
property,
art,
and
cultural
property
law.
She
has
represented
a
wide
range
of
clients
in
the
arts
including
museums,
artists,
collectors,
academic
institutions,
non-‐profit
entities,
and
galleries.
In
addition
to
her
legal
pursuits
and
academic
research,
Ms.
Shapreau
is
also
a
violin
maker.
Co-‐sponsored
by
Magnes
Collection
of
Jewish
Art
and
Life
The
Magnes
Collection
of
Jewish
Art
and
Life
at
The
Bancroft
Library
was
established
in
2010
after
the
transfer
of
the
Judah
L.
Magnes
Museum
to
the
University
of
California,
Berkeley.
Its
remarkably
diverse
archive,
library
and
museum
holdings
include
art,
objects,
texts,
music,
and
historical
documents
about
the
Jews
in
the
Global
Diaspora
and
the
American
West.
As
one
of
the
preeminent
Jewish
collections
in
the
world,
it
provides
highly
innovative
and
accessible
resources
to
both
scholars
and
visitors.
The
Magnes's
new
home
in
downtown
Berkeley
(Fall
2011)
will
accommodate
deep
research,
as
well
as
offer
the
general
public
a
place
to
gather
for
exhibitions,
lectures,
performances
and
other
events
that
foster
community,
learning,
and
growth.
www.magnes.org